The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-07-15
g.OGAE NEWS.

Raspberries i'll this vicinity are scarce.
Seine and pound fishing will be legal
after to-day.
The tomato crop promises well in this
section of the county.
Charles Scott, of this place, has been an
Odd Fellow forty-five years.
A new delivery wagon has been put on
The road by Preston virgins.
Richman Coles moved into his new house
on Grant avenue on Wednesday.
A match game OF tennis between the
Woodstown and Cape May City clubs is
talked of.
The Swedesboro band paid our town a
visit on Tuesday evening. The boys look
well in their uniforms
About 40 went from Woodstown station
on Bruna's excursion yesterday, ard about
27j were landed at Atlantic City.
Owing to the illness of John p. Bruna,
VIM. b. Matlack, Of Salem, conducted the
excursion to Atlantic City yesterday.
Edward Urion, living on the road to Ped
ricktown, is reported dangerously i'll, and
doubts are entertained Of his recovery.
White has & good stock of the dust and
damp proof watches with screw bezel
eases. Stop in and take a look at them.
.Joha p. Bruna, of Salem, the we'll
known excursion manager, has had two
attacks Of palsy since Saturday. We hope
for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Annie Il. Loudenslager, of Spr ing
Garden street, has growing in her garden
q stalk of corn, not yet in silk or %tassel,
measuring 8 feet in height.
Richman & Coles, at their new creamery
in Richmantown. utilize their steam power
for grinding feed for their patrons in adj
dition to the manufacture of butter.
At a meeting Of the State Board of Edu-
cation in Trenton IN Tuesday the election
of a Superintendent for the public schools
of Salem County was postponed until a
LATE: meeting.
Benz. BortOn has been occupying his old
position ut the P~iles2rove Creamery for the
past week, taking the place Of Samuel
Buzhy, who was compelled to lay OFF ON
account of sickness.
John s. Eiwell, at his canning factory at
YORKTOWN, will replace his old a filler
with one of Stevens improved make to be
run by steam power. Mr.. Elwell will pack
this season abou 100000 cans.
ID. w. Lippincost has had erected in
front Of his store in Turner's block ahand-
some sign, Of novel design. The sign was
cut out by JOS. G. Stretch, and the paint
ing was lone by Chas. +. Mount.
Edward c. Hiaines is busy upon another
lot of Stevens well known patent can fill
ing machines, making sixty machines sold
mp to the present time, forty-eight oil (which
were manufactured by Mr.. I~Iaines.
Samuel Buzby, who works in the Piles
grove creamery, was suddenly prostIated
by an attack Of Illness on Thursday Of last
week. After medical treatment he began
to improve, and is now about again.
Persons who have missed dishes or other
articles that were used in the temperance
celebration last week, are requested to call
at the residence of Jas. G.. Pancoast, as
there are a number Of things there await
ing wners.
Frank G.. Mount, who has foundh his IA
c~ilities for making ice cream inadequate TO
meet the increasing demand, has just had
erected by Contractor Stretch a building
on his lot, next the public school, size lax
20 feet, in which to manufacture cream.
Machinery for making by power will soon
be added.
In hot weather it is best to rise early,
and have work done in the coolest part of
the day. Rest by sleeping in q darkened
room at midday or afternoon. Live on
simple food; sound, ripe fruit, vegetables,
esehew salt meat, and eat sparingly of
fish. An afternoon nap also for the child
rem however much they rebel against it.
Cases of sunstroke have occurred in India
at midnight and on shipboard when breath
ing impure air. IL a person is sunstruek
lay him down on his back, slightly raising
head and shoulders, and pour cold water
freely on his head, neck aud chest.